Thornbury Discussion serves the market town north of Bristol, meeting on Sunday evenings at 8pm in the Jubilee Hall on Greenhill Road, Alveston, just outside Thornbury itself. The meeting runs a little longer than most, an hour and a quarter, using a discussion format in which members share around a theme. It is a closed Alcoholics Anonymous meeting, reserved for people who have a desire to stop drinking; family, friends and professionals would be better suited to an open meeting. The hall is wheelchair accessible. For Thornbury, Alveston and the surrounding villages, it means Sunday night support without the drive into Bristol, ending the weekend on steady ground.
The meeting says closed. What if I am new and unsure whether I belong?
If you are worried about your own drinking, you belong. Closed simply means the meeting is kept for people with a desire to stop drinking rather than observers, and newcomers are exactly who it exists for.
Is the Jubilee Hall accessible?
Yes, the hall on Greenhill Road is wheelchair accessible.
Is there any cost or booking?
No. The meeting is free and unbooked. Arrive shortly before 8pm on Sunday; it finishes at 9.15pm.
This listing is checked against fellowship meeting feeds. Last verified: 26 March 2026.
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